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  • Agronomy
  • Botany
  • Sustainable Agriculture

Background:

  • Marginal lands face abandonment; agricultural diversification with sustainable crops like hemp offers revitalization.
  • Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) presents potential for high-value products and economic resource generation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Compare four hemp cultivars (Carmagnola Selezionata, Futura 75, Felina 32, Secuieni Jubileu) for cultivation in mountain marginal areas.
  • Evaluate ecological, agronomic, and nutraceutical profiles for cultivar selection and specific end-use applications.

Main Methods:

  • Field cultivation of four hemp cultivars to assess life cycle, plant size, biomass allocation, and resource-use strategies.
  • Metabolomic analysis of vegetative and reproductive parts to identify nutraceutical compounds and seed nutritional profiles.

Main Results:

  • Significant variations observed in ecological, agronomic behavior, and nutritional profiles among the four cultivars.
  • Secuieni Jubileu (JUB) is most suitable for seed production; Carmagnola Selezionata (CS) shows highest bioactive compounds in flowers/leaves.
  • Futura 75 (FUT) is best for multi-purpose cultivation, while Felina 32 (FEL) is less suitable for mountain environments.

Conclusions:

  • Hemp demonstrates high potential for cultivation in marginal lands, offering economic benefits through multi-purpose use and high-added value products.
  • The study provides crucial data for farmers to select optimal hemp cultivars, stimulating reintroduction in similar environments.